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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1883
Page
2
The piece reviews political tides favoring Lincoln and Republican papers, notes shifts in public sentiment, and cites the Supreme Court ruling on self-murder and life insurance. It cites Beecher’s decline, Oberlin libel, and New York Chamber of Commerce recommendations on corporate law and governance.
A Cleveland letter argues against supporting prohibition due to party methods, urging education to build anti liquor sentiment. The piece surveys Swiss cantons, noting Berne’s high per-adult spirit use and taxes on distilleries, then shifts to a satirical prayer about drinking in Michigan towns. It covers Democratic free trade debate, tariff reform, and national banking bond proposals, urging prudent congressional action and federal regulation of interstate commerce.
The piece contrasts Jesuit and Puritan motives, praising early Jesuit explorers like Marquette and Hennepin. It notes Europe's Jesuit persecution, the cross driven missions, and the 250th anniversary of their American arrival while highlighting their peaceful, faith driven navigation over vast waters.
A contemplation contrasts Jesuit and Puritan paths in early North America. It lauds Jesuits for poetic piety and cross worship, recounting their epic river voyage from St. Lawrence to the falls of St. Anthony, and notes their lack of lasting civil imprint versus Puritans who built an industrial hive shaping northern states.
The Cassanolia National Democrat column urges voters to support Josiah W. Begole but brands his defense against free railroad passes as evasive. It accuses Begole of riding passes on other lines and calls him a cheap demagogue, urging renomination of Uncle Osiah only if a credible stance is found. The piece ends with a jab at the Louisville Courier-Journal over tariff debates.
A fragment review praising the New York Tribune as a blunt, outspoken paper with wide circulation. It notes premiums and subscription appeals, praising its perceived impact on politics and the newspaper market while hinting at reader loyalty across parties. The piece mentions reductions in price and promises of extensive encyclopedia offers.
The Pansy announces the November issue with a new cover and interior index. It highlights Mrs. R. Alden Pangy’s new serial Christic at Home and ongoing bible lesson talks by Mrs. Alden. Margaret Sidney continues How they went to Europe and contributes stories, poems, and history sketches. Subscriptions remain 1.50 with autographed portrait and free offer details.
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